number of outages is so high because this morning's repair was outnumbered by more pick up in the wind. at 5:20 p.m. we will check in again with bill. also at 5:30 p.m., to the mountains, where crews are working hard to clean up the mess. mess. great highway workers -- san francisco general hospital workers were told to shelter in place after a man was spotted with a gun. it started at a145 -- at 1:45 p.m. this afternoon. it ended a hour later with three people detained. >> there was no activity in the hospital and no interruption to patient care. we are grateful this was a minor incident. >> there is no word if they were arrested or if a weapon was recovered. >> police are asking for the

public's help to catch a man suspected of sexual assaulting a student on saturday morning, april 6 in a dorm room. the man met his victim earlier in the evening off campus. the attacker is not a student. white, 21 years old, 6'1", brown hair and blue eyes. anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. a robber shot and wound a donut shop owner but not before the owner stabbed the man. the wife opened the shop around 3:00 a.m. the owner then came at him with a knife and stabbed in. the man shot the owner three times as he fled. the owner went to the hospital and expected to be okay. >> oh, my god, that is down the street. that is where i go in the morning. i was just there the other

morning getting my breakfast. >> police haven't released a description of the attacker. the wife says he is 5'8", wearing all black. fire and explosion forced families to run for safety about 3:30 a.m. on angel avenue. when firefighters arrived flames were coming from a roof. they were whipped by winds that spread the winds. he woke up when he heard the explosion and then rushed to him his neighbors. >> we were sleeping and then there was an explosion. and a bright light. we looked outside the window and the garage had exploded. >> everyone got out safely. no one was hurt. one person was treated after a fire about 7:30 a.m. officials say it appears the

fire started in a bedroom. the coroner identified a man killed yesterday in a motorcycle crash. he lost control of his bike while riding in san jose. he was thrown from the motorcycle. not clear what caused him to lose control. >> officials are looking into the death of a woman. a jogger discovered the body of giselle esme ayala. she graduated from santa rosa high school and a student at cal poly san luis obispo. the autopsy may be weeks before a cause of death is established. authorities recaptured a inmate. 21-year-old kohlton kumnick was missing from the marsh creek detention facility in clayton

when deputies did a bed check this morning. an alert went out and this morning a person spotted kohlton kumnick and called police. he was serving 90 days for burglary. she was one of the most dominant figures of the twentieth century. former british prime minister margaret thatcher died at theagy of 87. -- at theagy of 87 -- at theagy of 87 -- at the age of 87. >> reporter: she was called the iron lady. she swept into office in 1979 with the promise of transforming the economy. opponents accused theprime minister of widening the gap between the rich and poor.

>> it was -- warmer personally than any relationship between any other prime minister and american president. >> he was willing to admit some things were wrong in the soviet. >> ronald reagan backed the prime minister in the war with argentina. it cost 255 lives and cemented her reputation. she was the only british prime minister to serve three connective terms. in 1990 she was forced to resign. she still had political sway. sitting in the upper chamber the house of lords.

later in life, public appearances became rare. >> at the uk in washington, d.c. flags were lowered in her honor. they said we lost a great leader, a great prime minister and a great britain. queen elizabeth ii expressed sadness. president obama issued a statement calling her a champion of freedom and liberty, she stands as an example to our daughters there is no glass ceiling that can't be shattered. musketeer annette funicello has died. >> roll call. >> sheryl.

>> bobby. annette. [ music playing ] >> annette funicello was the original member of the mickey mouse club in 1955 and starred in a lot of disney movies and beach movies. in 1987 she developed multiple sclerosis, she said she wanted to encourage others. >> if i can't make someone happy -- if i can make someone happy i am so thrilled. really. >> annette funicello died from complications of multiple sclerosis, she was 70 years old. >> powerball arrived in california, it will almost certainly help education but by how much? >> blast. really good year. >> cal women back home after yesterday's ncaa playoff loss, hear how they are staying positive tonight.

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can now play a game they have been waiting for for a long time, powerball. >> there it goes. california lottery began selling at 6:00 a.m. this morning. it promises bigger jackpots. tickets are sold in 43 states. so the odds of winning 1-175 million. and the price is $2 a ticket. sunnyville's mayor is taking part in it. >> if enough money generated we could take the burden off the state and help local communities with the school system that would be a big plus. >> the first power ball drawing involving california will be wednesday. the prize is $60 million. >> as the mayor mentioned with powerball in california there is hope of renewed interest.

ktvu's ken pritchett reports live from oakland the boost to schools is relatively small, right? >> reporter: yeah. you seen these all over the place. officials have spent millions of dollar as promote the game -- dollars to promote the game. >> reporter: this sidewalk in the financial district was turned into a lotto store this afternoon. the featured item, powerball. >> we expect the revenue to be 350 million annually. >> reporter: but the director says powerball will eat into revenues from super lotter and mega millions. >> down to 100 million. of that half will go to education. >> reporter: $50 million used by schools schools for one time expenses. she says lotto money helped her

school. >> things like technology related, computers. >> reporter: last year the lottery gave $1.3 billion to education a big number but a small supplement to the $38 billion in state spending. how much the lotto will provide to education this year? that is on the players. >> that is our mission is to give to the schools. >> reporter: if powerball brings in $50 million a year that would be spread thin if it were split before california's 10,000 schools. that is $5,000 a school. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. plans to buy microsoft's media room business. they make software used to

convert signals to television sets. microsoft will concentrate on its xbox game platform. it is worth $200 million. it needs government approval. there is word that google is in talks to acquire once app. it is designed to let mobile users sent messages across different operating platforms. it held tough and puts its price close to a billion dollars. either company commented on that report. on wall street, stocks posted modest gains. the dow is up 48 to 14,613. the nasdaq is up 18 at 3,222. the s&p is up 9 to 1,563. san jose's never ending war against graffiti is having great results in some neighbors thanks to a cleaning service hired by the city however a

change in tactics by vandals is causing problems. they are going after bridges and highway sound walls. these properties are owned by caltrans and union pacific. a mountain lion was spotted this morning. the cat was seen around 8:30 a.m. this morning around highway 280. if you see a mountain lion appear larger by waving your arms and making noise. our chief meteorologist bill martin, crazy out there. >> yeah. real windy. might have woke you up this morning. 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., when the winds came in. remember the rain last night and then the winds? gusts up to 75 miles per hour.

higher than that on the peaks. a gael warning off shore at this time. our wind advisory goes away at 8:00 p.m. but the gale warning till 3:00 a.m. stays windy off shore for a while. we will look at your wind advisory. you see the areas in gray, the gray area here, they are wind advisories and they are up for a while, winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. these are storm reports. these are official national weather service reports of trees down. this is a tree, wind damage in san francisco. over -- doesn't give you much information. does it? wind gusts along ocean beach, 75 miles per hour, that was late last night. those were the reports from last night. damage reports and wind reports. heaviest stuff was around 2:00 a.m. over night lows chilly.

it will be cooler than it has been. low 40s. mid-40s. 43 concord. chilly for tuesday. less wind tomorrow. the weather story is -- or was, how windy is was. temperatures on the increase as we go into your bay area tuesday. tomorrow warmer with afternoon breezes. nothing like we saw today. extended forecast, spring like weather pattern. with the winds, tree pollens are out in mass. if you are a hay fever sufferer you notice it. monday, 10:00, winds. pacifica 27 miles per hour. breezy but not as windy as it has been. tomorrow morning, we are not going to see the crazy winds that we saw this morning. still breezy. when i come back, it is warming

up. back here at 5:45 p.m. with all the details for tuesday and your bay area weekend. southern california's nuclear plant is closer to restarting. edison submitted paper work asking to run the plant at 70% of capacity. it has been closed after inspectors found corroded plants. they want to resume in june. their season may be over but the cal women's basketball team has a lot of reason to smile. we catch up with them as they return home. >> and criticism for the rutgers' basketball coach, the harsh words from new jersey governor chris christie.

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. new mexico investigators are looking into had cause of a deadly school bus crash today. the driver was killed and 9 children were injured. two of the children have serious injuries. police believe the driver was taking a curve when the bus crashed. investigators are expected to be there late into the night. the cal women's basketball is back home after a heart breaking loss in the ncaa final four playoffs. but it was still a great season. >> very exciting. really fun. we had a blast. good year. fun teammates. cool program.

it was awesome. >> the bears lost yesterday in new orleans to louisville. the bears had a 10 point halftime lead but couldn't hang on for the win. this was the first bears final four in the school's history and the first appearance by northern california women's team other than stanford. >> we have been saying new orleans since this summer so it was expected. i hope for the kids returning it will -- >> cal head coach says this is the most inspirational, incredible group of women she has ever been around. many are looking forward to the wnba draft. louisville faces connecticut for the national championship tomorrow night. new jersey's governor had harsh words for the men's basketball coach fired from rutgers. he lost his job after this

video went viral of him shoving playing. they are in new jersey and reporters asked chris christie about the firing. >> one of my questions was, what parent would let this animal back into their living room to recruit their son after this video? >> the athletic director who allowed rice to stay on after viewing the video resigned last week. the wind caused a lot of problems in the mountains, today it was time to clean up and try to keep more damage from occurring. >> we will not walking way. >> president obama make as case for sweeping gun control, his message to the families effected by gun violence.

complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> screaming winds topples trees and power outages, causing problems all day and it is not over yet. winds as high as 75 miles per hour. that is hurricane force winds through the bay area. those winds are strong enough to do serious damage. our coverage continues with ktvu's robert handa live in the mountains. robert? >> reporter: well, we saw and felt the effect of the wind. especially here in the mountains. >> reporter: the strong wind had trees swaying today and the older rotting trees came crashing down. the intense gusts battering the

mountains took a toll on trees. he was stunned when this tree was knocked down. >> the tree split in half and came down on the house. sounded like we had an airliner on the roof. >> reporter: the swaying branches made it difficult for workers removing a tree that fell against this home while battling the wind. >> does scare you. i have been doing this 30 years now and it is never easy. it is scary. >> reporter: at times he climbed tree to tree to take advantage of the brief calm moments. >> they threat go too long. rotted out, and now it fell.

makes it hard to take them out because you are not sure what it is going to do. >> homeowners are keeping an eye on the trees. >> apprehensive when you hear the wind. >> yes, i will be. >> reporter: ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin says the gusts peaked this morning but there will be sustained wind that could be trouble for people trying to recover. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> go to www.ktvu.com for the latest on the weather conditions in the bay area. click on weather. a murder mystery in the san francisco neighborhood not known for violent crime. ktvu's david stevenson is live where a doctor's body was found last night. david? >> reporter: well, we are told the doctor has had his practice here for five years and neighbors are shocked by what police are calling a suspicious

death. >> big shock. somebody that you see every single day. >> reporter: she is stunned by the death of a doctor she calls family. >> always cheery. always wanting to talk. it is a sad, sad news. >> reporter: she is speaking about a native san franciscan and a dermatologist. firefighters last night responded to a call to his apartment building a few blocks away. >> fire trucks and ambulance came and usually when they are here they are here for a half hour. they were here for four hours. >> reporter: it is what they didn't find that prompted a call to detectives. >> no obvious signs of trauma so therefore the circumstances were suspicious for them to

contact homicide investigators. >> reporter: police detained one person in connection with the death. >> i saw 10 cops and this morning they pulled someone out of here handcuffed and the person was laughing. >> reporter: workers at his apartment said he had been renting there. police haven't confirmed who they have detained but they are asking the public if they have information to call detectives. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. the remains of a 25-year- old american diplomat are on their way back to the united states. she was killed saturday in afghanistan by a suicide car bomber. they were delivering books to school children. her body will arrive today in delaware. university of california at berkeley was the scene of a rally calling for immigration